From stories about time travel and post-apocalyptic futures, and settings including a German Spa town blazing with wildfires, ...

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and costumes. Yes: each year, children show their love of reading by going to school dressed up as their favourite fictional character. World Book Day is important because it’s also the day that ...

A reminder that World Book Day is all about unleashing imagination and creativity.' Another creative costume was donned by 11-year-old Violet Hopper, who is in year 6 at Isleworth Town Primary ...

But in recent times schools have adopted a more flexible approach in response to the cost-of-living crisis and the growing pressure on parents to create impressive costumes. St Joseph’s Catholic ...

How do you approach World Book Day costumes - do you go all out, or do you prefer budget-friendly, DIY options? Share your tips, tricks, and favourite costume ideas in the comments section.

If you live with a Narnia fan, it might be worth creating an Aslan costume this World Book Day. All you need is a fluffy dressing gown, some face paint and a mane or headband which are available ...

throwing together a last-minute costume doesn’t have to be stressful. So, if you're still scrambling for ideas, take a deep breath, there’s still time to make World Book Day a magical and ...

From Matilda and Where's Wally to Harry Potter and Rapunzel, creating a costume isn't as challenging as it may seem and hopefully won't consume your entire evening. Here are a few straightforward ...